have a premonition (that) …
在非正式英语中，that常可省略。
She had a premonition that something terrible would happen.
她有一种预感，糟糕的事情会发生。
（尤指不祥的）预感
预兆；先兆；预知（尤指梦中或通灵体验）；与未来事件相呼应的预知或幻听体验(如梦境)。；对即将到来的不祥之感；对即将发生之事(通常指坏事)的强烈直觉。
a strong feeling that something is about to happen, especially something bad
与未来事件相呼应的预知或幻听体验(如梦境)。
A clairvoyant or clairaudient experience, such as a dream, which resonates with some event in the future.
对即将到来的不祥之感
a feeling of evil to come
对即将发生之事(通常指坏事)的强烈直觉。
A strong intuition that something is about to happen (usually something negative, but not exclusively).
对未来事件的早期警告
an early warning about a future event
She had a premonition that something bad was going to happen.
她有一种不祥的预感，觉得会发生不好的事情。
用法提示：在这句话中，“premonition”表示一种不祥的预感。
Despite his cheerful demeanor, he couldn't shake off the premonition of failure.
尽管他表现得很开朗，但他无法摆脱失败的预感。
用法提示：在这句话中，“premonition”指的是一种失败的预感。
The premonition of danger made her hesitate before entering the building.
危险的预感让她在进入大楼前犹豫不决。
用法提示：在这句话中，“premonition”表示一种对危险的预感。
在非正式英语中，that常可省略。
She had a premonition that something terrible would happen.
她有一种预感，糟糕的事情会发生。
He had a premonition of danger.
他预感到危险。
I have a strange premonition about this trip.
我对这次旅行有一种奇怪的预感。
语气较强，强调不祥之兆；premonition 更中性偏负面，foreboding 明确负面
较正式，与 premonition 接近，但偏直觉而非具体征兆
非正式，不一定负面；与 premonition 相比，hunch 可好可坏，更随意
范围更广，不特指负面预感；premonition 专指对坏事的预感
grammar · medium
易错句子I premonition that there will be an earthquake.
正确表达I have a premonition that there will be an earthquake.
premonition是名词，不能直接用作动词，需搭配have a premonition表示‘预感’。
grammar · medium
易错句子She had a premonition for danger.
正确表达She had a premonition of danger.
premonition后接介词of表示‘…的预感’，而非for。
预知（precognition）指对未来的实际知识或明确预知，而预感（premonition）仅是一种不详的感觉或征兆。
预兆（omen）是外在的事件或现象，被视为未来的征兆；而预感（premonition）是一种内在的感觉，通常没有客观证据。
有预感（常指不祥）
She had a premonition that the flight would be delayed.
她有一种预感，航班会晚点。
对厄运的预感
He was filled with a premonition of doom as he entered the room.
他走进房间时，心中充满对厄运的预感。
对灾难的预感
A premonition of disaster made her evacuate the building immediately.
对灾难的预感让她立刻撤离了大楼。
对危险的预感
A premonition of danger made him pause before opening the door.
对危险的预感让他开门前停顿了一下。
一种模糊的预感
She had a vague premonition that something terrible was about to happen.
她有一种模糊的预感，可怕的事情就要发生。
pre-（在前）+ monit（警告，源自拉丁语 monere）+ -ion（名词后缀）。同根词：monitor, admonition；同前缀词：preview, predict；同后缀词：decision, vision。
与premonition同属预示未来的概念，但omen多指外部的迹象或事件。
两者都涉及未来，但prophecy指明确宣告的预言，而premonition是一种模糊的预感。
premonition常伴随着对坏事临近的dread，二者在语境中经常同时出现。
premonition可被视为clairvoyance（超感知）的一种表现形式，侧重对未来的感知。
precognition是更宽泛的“预先知晓”概念，premonition常被归入其中。
厄运来临的预感；不祥之兆
As she walked into the abandoned house, she had a premonition of doom.
当她走进那栋废弃的房子时，她有一种厄运来临的预感。
未来事情的预兆
The sudden power outage was a premonition of things to come.
突然的停电是未来事情的预兆。
有预感……；预感到……
He had a premonition that something terrible would happen.
他预感到可怕的事情将要发生。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.